This page is dedicated to the growing number of world internet sites who have derived their name or philosophy from our tiny Northumbrian island.

Please visit our 'Lindisfarne-Linked' sites.
Please JOIN our 'Lindisfarne-Linked' sites.

DESCRIPTION: Presbyterian College for Boys; school named for Lindisfarne and founded in 1953 with a stone from Lindisfarne incorporated into the foundation stone. Site description: The College is a secondary school for boys aged from 11 years to 18 years old. The school was founded under the auspices of the Presbyterian church in New Zealand. The school Houses are named "Aidan", Cuthbert", "Durham" and "Oswald".

DESCRIPTION: Sister community of the Community of Aidan and Hilda based on Lindisfarne. Saint Aidan Celtic Christian Trust (USA): resources in Celtic Christianity including the Order of St. Aidan, an ecumenical fellowship of Christians discipled in the Celtic Christian pattern.

With St.Aidan as its symbol, 'The Community of Aidan and Hilda' is focused on The Holy Island of Lindisfarne.

DESCRIPTION: A guide to all places of interest associated with well-known Christians in English history. The synopsis on Bernicia (North Northumbria) - which includes Lindisfarne - is fascinating. Do visit!

DESCRIPTION: St Cuthbert's Church Edinburgh, (often known as The Kirk below the Castle) has a claim to great, but imprecise, antiquity. One theory about its origins is that St Cuthbert journeyed from Melrose and stayed awhile in the sheltered hollow below the Castle rock. Another view is that the Church came into being only fifty years before the 1127 Charter. [The website of St Cuthbert's Church Edinburgh. Find out more about the church - it's history, it's people, and current activities.]

DESCRIPTION: Christian Pilgrims Links